Maxwell Mateyu, a 40-year-old man from the area of Traditional Authority Chakhaza in Dowa District, is one of the few...
Read moreTitus Virinyu, {pseudo name} was diagnosed HIV+ and health experts recommended him to take anti-retrovirals (ARVs) for life on a...
Read moreThe Malawi High Court has allowed girls who are victims of sexual violence and rape to access safe abortion services....
Read moreWomen and girls in Malawi continue to face obstetric violence abuse, and mistreatment when seeking reproductive health services, according to...
Read moreSphiwe Msiska wears many hats. She serves as the Director of Administration in the Ministry of Industrialisation, Business, Trade and...
Read moreElipher Mvula, a determined and passionate individual with a disability, had always dreamed of transforming her community. She had contested...
Read moreIn the heat of misfortunes, women have repeatedly demonstrated that resilience is their strongest asset. For women in business, the...
Read morePatricia Wiskes, a first-time candidate, beamed with pride as she celebrated her victory in Malawi’s 2025 Parliamentary elections for Lilongwe...
Read moreBy Catherine Tembo: In Dame Village, Malawi, the sound of water no longer means life—it means struggle. Every morning, 45-year-old...
Read moreThe Malawi Electricity Access Project (MEAP), being implemented by the Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) with funding from the...
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